Indecent language case at Queanbeyan Police Court
John Payne pleaded guilty to indecent language in Monaro street. The Bench imposed the maximum £5 fine or two months hard labour, citing four prior infractions within a fortnight. Separate civil matter involved Vernon Lestrange and Wm. Tankey over wages and rent claims with testimony from Lestrange and Tankey representing Holland and Tankey publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Payne
Monarostreet
McCarroll
Willis
Goulburn
Vernon Lestrange
Wm. C. Tankey
EK. E. Morgan
Woodward
Queanbeyan
Defendant
Defendane
Mr. Woodward
Mars
Pilcher
Pny
Morgan
Holland and Tankey
William Charles Tankey
Moran
W. Freebody
Lewis
Fr. Molloy
P. Freebody
Tastrange
Trial over partnership claim cites disputed wages and accounts
A court reviewed an employment dispute where the complainant alleged unpaid wages and irregular work. The bench found no evidence of a firm partnership and reduced the claim by 29, awarding defendant 7 99 and court costs, with possible imprisonment for default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien Leatrainie
Gale
Abeernoe
Woodward
Complaintt
Goultawny
Tai
Conditional Leases Reappraisal List Among NSW Properties
A re appraisal list of conditional leases across New South Wales names multiple lessees and properties including Pialligo Bywong Keewong Burra Urayarra and Urialla. Entries cite per acre rates and holders such as P Sheedy J Law John Somdwell Moore Eliza McDonald and M Maloney with locations in Bywong Burra and Goa among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Sheedy
Pialligold
Goldstrough, Mart and Co
Hywong
Bywong
J. Law Jler
Too Az
Keewong
John Somdwell
Ginlnderra
Moore
Réaar
Appeal of M N McDonald Over Land Tender Before Sydney Court
The court heard the appeal of M N McDonald against the Local Land Board’s recommendation on an after auction tender for about 3520 acres in Murray and Peppercorn parishes. Circuit and Company and Frederick Campbell claimed interests. the board urged another lease auction, but the court sustained the appeal and favored McDonald’s tender as the earliest rightful offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. McDonald
Murray
Peppercorn
Cowley
Succleuch
Sydney
A.G. Curry
C. Brandis
W. Houston
Drowers
Circuite and Company
Cooleman
Circuitr Aid Company
Frederick Campbell
Ad McThonaht and
Webb Thay
Circuit Imi Company
McDowal
Tere
Crown land lease notices and declarations flood the district
The document reports on Crown land leases and renewals across multiple parishes including Brayland, Gibraltar, and Urialfa, detailing acres, rent, and commencement dates. It notes restoration of a small lease, extensions under the Crown Lands Amendment Act, and a declaration of ser laands in Murray County with the Tantingata and Uriath parishes involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowal
Reginald Thaystaiw
Qudetes
Parish Hrorshaw
Ct's
Regimid Brayshaw
Ie Acres
Pariah Brayeliaw
George Hateliffe
Joo Uctes
Patish Gibraltar
Wel Nenday
Fey Palin Mesh Wallame, Sya
Fortane
Solin
Drialia
Sarai Rede
Soca
Goa
Brimdahella
W. Kelley
Reewong
Monkellan Wi Urialfa
Jinjers
George Reid
Trelaod Leremder
Murray
Tantingata
Urialin
Ave
Tantangara
Uriathe
Theo
Weather fears and rumors mix with fatal flood tale
A scattered diary tone reports anxiety over drought risk and pending rains in Weetangara, mentions a public execution warning and a deadly factory fire at Akon, with references to families and workers impacted and broad public sympathy for victims.
Fire in a Railway Truck Near Cooma
Stationmaster at Hiongendore spotted smoke and flames in a mail train wagon from Cooma on Monday night. He halted the train, extinguished the blaze, and the carriages were examined with passengers safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig
Cooma
Hiongendore
Flasmos
Destruction of Rabbits Case Reaches Supreme Court
Dulhunty v Pridham case moves to the Supreme Court after Wellington Pas tures Protection ruling deemed information bad. Robert Dulhunty, stock inspector, alleged Pridham failed to suppress rabbits on his land December 23 to 30. Appeal upheld, suggesting the prior decision may be reconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridham
Certada
Dabhe Pastures
Tull
Murray Wyse
Dove
Dal‘punty
Appkate
Fis Hoyer
Gaden
Measts
Colhiulhotin
Bassett
Dusby
Tooth
Dubbo
Sensational Death at North Fitzroy Station
A young girl about 10 years old self inflicted death at North Fitzroy Railway Station Victoria as an engine approached. Two witnesses Mabel Hannal and Minnie Kin ale saw her jump and place her head on the rail with arms extended. The engine crushed her head and severed an arm before bystanders could react. The motive or identity remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fitzroy
Vic
Loki
Mabel Hannal
Minnie Kinale
Victorian carpenter suffers gruesome tram accident
A Victorian carpenter named HAKRDY PEAT was struck by a tram at Camberwell station. He was decapitated by the wheel, with bystanders and a Calvary official witnessing the fatal moment as the body was torn from the sleeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberwell Station
Stathea Gronfell
Calvary
Starling and Lot Fly in Destruction of English Insects
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a film or theater piece on the destructiveness of English star lotty Corenet Art, with references to Charles Faues and WS. Observations mention a south coast tour, a stomach filled with beetles, and concerns about protection of some subject. The writing is garbled and largely unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corenet
Ceushire
Bnt
Word Salad Unable to Parse Context
The text appears garbled with names and phrases that do not form a coherent event or notice. No clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or actions can be identified for a factual summary.
Tragic Burn Death of Old Couple Near Lockhart
A couple over 66 perished when their four room cottage on a farm eight miles from Lockhart burned down. A boundary rider found the house in flames on Tuesday morning and a coroner’s search recovered the incinerated remains of Mr and Mrs Willatt Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Jockey Killed at Major's Creek Races
At Major's Creek Races on Monday Frogeater fell from three furlongs out in the Welter Handicap and struck a sapling. Jockey Weddy Carpenter was thrown and died instantly from a fractured skull. Owners scratched remaining horses and donated prize money to the deceased's family, nearly £70 collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frogeater
Weddy Carpenter
Intercolonial Empire Rifle Cup Promises Medals and Honors
A 50 Guinea challenge cup is offered by the Overseas Daily for an Intercolonial Empire Rifle Competition. Teams from across the empire may enter with Bisley rules applied at ranges of 200 500 and 600 yards. Medals awarded to top teams with a cup for winners and bronze for runners up to fifth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Over Seas
Ein
Empire
Bisley
Astean
Tlle ‘Club Association
British Empire
British Rifle Club
Javane se Lexclusion in Canada affects Australia position
The Supreme Court of Canada declared the British Columbia Immigration Restriction Act unconstitutional citing Canada’s treaty ties. Senator Pearce in the Senate questioned Australia’s protocol and government to seek law officer views on parts raised by correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Canada
British Columbia
Canada
Pearce
Senate
Commonwealth
British Columbhia
Queensland
Protocal
Australia
Wool sales report and local notices from Queanbeyan
The report covers Sydney wool sale results with prices and bidders, plus local notices. It notes overall wools are uneven with several poor grades and a sales event scheduled for March 26. It also lists village gatherings and public notices including fire brigade meetings and licensing court dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscacoma, Canson & Report
Senate
John Gillana
M. Durkin
Leslie H. Goode
Rocky Rod
A. B. McKenzie
Tod
W. Henderson
Uruba
John Wilson
Caloola
Rod
Mu Campbell
Wallangra
Limberg
Inverell
Wm. Moise
Bundarra
Hatton Beos
Beaufort
P. HW. Morton
Miss Miles Franks in Chicago as Secretary to Wealthy Woman
A fragmentary notice suggests Miss Miles Franki from Indiana, author of an Australian novel that found limited success, has reportedly taken a secretary position in Chicago with a wealthy woman involved in aviation philanthropy. A second reference notes a young writer pursuing varied experiences before a major literary future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mira FR His
Chicago
Weeping Willow’s NZ Australian Spread From Early Planting
John Tinline, an 1850 immigrant to New Zealand, introduced the weeping willow after a voyage via St. Helena. He brought cuttings to Australia later, where the trees multiplied and spread. The willow’s noted hardiness supports livestock feeding, with lingering tribute to its importer.
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New Zealand
Australia
John Tinline
St. Helena
Tinline
Nelson
Austealias
Riverina
Andy
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Edison
Fallick
A. M. Fallick & Sons
Phone
Burope
Messrs. Gale, Atkinson
Aide
Ja.p
Cricket
England
Stee Thotiwt
Land Appeal
COURT
Land News
Weetangara
Lil At
Sailie Seales
Chloe
Walleath
Wright
Waodeee
Camberras Tutich
Akon
Mrial
Hakrdy Peat
Starling and
Lot Fly
Bowen
Cameeltfation
Mall
Eve Sternty
Major
Bell
Sydney Wool Sales
Fr. Warwick
Warwick
Plpb. Board
Ax Ollows
Fire Brigade
Corneil Chambers
BP. m
Danysz
Camragis
Colpbalia Wales
Campbell
Tee
Sander & Sons
Victoria
Hia
Bit J. Maddon
Bbe Gentine Sander & Sons
Supreme Court of
Vitoria
Cartaka
Unetino
Miles Franki
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